The storm that hit early yesterday morning knocked out power for a third of the City of Duluth. Crews are working around the clock clearing trees and restoring power, but it may still be a couple of days before some areas get electricity back. I think we are all used to a loss of power for a brief period of time, but losing power for this long really shows how much we take reliable power for gra
After the flood of 2012, there was much work to be done to restore damaged areas around the Northland. Great news arrived this week involving trail restoration in the western corridor.
While the East Coast deals with the massive impact of their weather this week, many in the Northland are still feeling the impact of our flooding this summer. Today we received some good news in terms of disaster aid.
When FEMA originally denied individual flood-disaster aid for Northland residents, Governor Mark Dayton formally appealed their decision. It appears the appeal was in vain as it has been officially denied.
Recently FEMA denied individual aid to flood victims in our area. Obviously this was not a popular decision and created hardship for many of our neighbors. Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton does not support this decision at all and he's trying to get FEMA to reconsider with his appeal.
After the flood, one the hardest hit businesses over the hill was Grandmas Restaurant. After countless hours of cleanup and remodeling, Grandmas on the hill is all set to once again open to the public and they will also help other flood victims.